Dan Gerhartz

Growing up in Wisconsin, south of Lake Winnebago near Milwaukee, Dan Gerhartz began drawing as a teenager. He attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago from 1983-85, and then worked briefly in Chicago as a commercial artist.

His first gallery representations were Talisman Gallery in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and Grapevine in Oklahoma City.

Achieving success, he moved back to Kewaskum, where he continues to live with his wife and children. A mentor has been Richard Schmid as well as John Singer Sargent. In June, 1998, he won the Robert Lougheed Memorial Award from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame’s “Prix de West.”

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Paintings

Sunlight, Hostas And Hydrangeas - Oil - 24 x 24 inches

Wind And Waves - Oil - 24 x 20 inches

Amaryllis And La Belle - Oil - 12 x 24 inches

Azaleas - Oil 16 x 12 inches

Indigo And Magnolia - Oil - 24 x 24 inches

Sunshine - Oil - 30 x 18 inches

Sunflower - Oil - 40 x 40 inches

Sold Works

French Tulips

A Gift

A Place Called Home

A Symbol Of Life

Among the Wildflowers

Awakening

Copper Clematis and Lilac

Days to Remember

Duet

Her Entrance

Hidden Angels

Johnny Jump Up and Daffodil

Limitless

Peace in Time of Trouble

Peonies And The Seine

Rose And Gerbera

Rose and Shannon

Rose Nouveau

Soft Morning Light

Spring and the Seine

Study for A Day to Remember

Summer Kaleidoscope

Swallowtail

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Trust

Water from La Mancha

Water

Along The Way

And Darkness Shall Not Overcome It

Peonies and Tea

Signs of Summer

Tenderness and Courage